Financial PostJune 26, 2026U.S.-Cuba relations
Sherritt warns of going-concern risk after Trump Cuba sanctions
Summary
According to the Financial Post, Canadian mining company Sherritt International said new U.S. sanctions tied to Cuba could threaten its ability to continue operating. The company is one of Cuba’s largest foreign investors, so the warning highlights how changes in U.S.-Cuba policy can affect business activity on the island and foreign firms with Cuban assets.
Why this matters
This matters because Cuba’s economy depends heavily on foreign partners in sectors like mining, energy, and tourism, and sanctions can alter those relationships quickly. It also shows how U.S. policy can have indirect effects on non-U.S. companies operating in Cuba.
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